Sing-Along With the Future Of India At The Singing Tree In Mumbai

The Mehli Mehta Music Foundation presents its annual choral concert with over 200 students from the Foundation’s The Singing Tree choirs, the Udayachal High School, schools managed by the Aseema Charitable Trust and St. Stephen’s School. The Foundation’s Choral Director Salome Rebello will lead our young choristers between the ages of six to 18 in a programme on the theme ‘Dreams & Imagination’, with songs in various languages and from across cultures. Attend this event to support the young generation for trying new things!

 

The Singing Tree comprises five children’s choirs at three age levels and is the Foundation’s initiative to help children find their voices and discover the joy of singing music in groups. Vocal exercises and part-singing teaches them to listen and develop a sense for musical harmony. The Foundation believes that singing in a choir is strongly correlated with qualities that are associated with success throughout life. 

Date: Sat 31 Aug 

Time: 07:00 PM 

Venue: Tata Theatre: NCPA, Mumbai (Get Directions)

Price: ₹704 Onwards

 

Venue

This distinctive space that can seat 1,010 is the best of both worlds. It effortlessly combines the intimate ambience of a small-scale venue with the splendour of a full-scale arena. A revolving stage, brilliant acoustics and a foyer with a breathtaking view of the sea are just some of the things that make the Tata Theatre the venue of choice for both, performers and audiences.

 

Created by the renowned American Modernist architect Philip Johnson and the legendary acoustician Cyril Harris, this theatre opened in 1982. Today, it is Mumbai's preferred venue for Indian classical concerts, Western chamber music and theatre.

 

Things To Know Before Attending The Event

 

Age Limit: 6+

 

Late entry will not be permitted. 

 

Tickets once booked cannot be exchanged or refunded.

 

Children below six years including babies in arms not admitted.

 

This ticket is issued according to the rules and regulations of the event organiser and the management of the NCPA.

 

Entry on this ticket is valid for one (1) person only.

 

Cameras, handbags, bottles, cans or tins are not allowed inside the venue.  The use of audio or video equipment is strictly prohibited.

 

No food or beverage is permitted in the auditorium.

 

The NCPA does not take responsibility for the loss or theft of any personal belongings or any injury that the ticket holder may incur at the event.

 

Parking facilities are available at owner’s own risk.

 

No photography through mobile phone is permitted.

 

FAQ

Q. What is the age limit for attending the event?

A. Age Limit: 6+

 

Q.1. What is the most famous food in Mumbai?

A. Vada pav is noted as the most popular street food in Mumbai. Other noted street foods in Mumbai include panipuri, bhelpuri, sevpuri, dahipuri, sandwiches, ragda-pattice, pav bhaji, Chinese bhel, idlis and dosas, all of which are vegetarian.

 

Q.2. What is the famous sweet of Mumbai?

A. Modak is one of the most famous sweet dishes in Mumbai. Puran Poli and Shira are other famous sweet items.